Clash at Capital as Veterans Clash Near Capitol
A veteran was killed and several injured in rioting near the Capitol as bonus marchers clashed with police. Troops from Fort Myer were ordered to restore order while Cavalry units advanced, and police chief Pelham Glassford began an immediate inquiry into the shooting amid chaotic street scenes.
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Hoover
Everett Carlson
Ohio
Casualty Hospital
Brickbats
Mountain Heart
John Wyndom
Cleveland
Fort Myer
Hurley
District of Columbia
George Shinault
Pelham D Glassford
Scott
Third Cavalry
Fort. Myers
White House
Glassford
District Attorney’s Office
Shinault
A. D. Surles
Surlés
12Th Infantry
White
Howse
Pennsylvania Avenue
Harley
Douglas MacArthur
Vouchers for Governor's Furniture Held Up
Topeka July 3 AP The State Journal quotes state auditor Will J French saying he is withholding payments totaling 1122 28 for lamps chairs silver china linen and other furnishings for Governor Harry H Woodrings mansion He plans to ask the executive council to investigate whether the purchases were necessary in view of taxpayers conditions Both the auditor and the governor are out of the city The governor's secretary said it was a mistake that the vouchers were held for approval and later learned they had been approved
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Topeka
The
State Journal Today
Will J. French
Harry H. Woodring
French
Executive Council
Woodring
Frank McMullan
McMullan
Hitler Demands End of Democracy and Marxism in Germany
Adolf Hitler in Berlin urged swift end to democracy in Germany during a rally before about 100,000 supporters. He warned that Germany faces historic decisions and vowed to oust 13 political parties, unify the nation, and rely on strength from within, while General von Schleicher’s radio speech stirred debate nationwide. Paris protested Schleicher’s call to bolster Germany’s military power, deeming it tactless amid Lausanne accords and the Anglo French pact.
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Germany
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Republic
Kurt von Schleicher
Volkspartei
von Papen
France
Oliver Cromwell
Cromwell
Paris
Herriot
Lausanne
Brinkley Urges Vote in Primary for Independent Governor Hope
Milford candidate Dr. John R. Brinkley urges supporters to vote in the primary despite his name not appearing on ballots. He cites rights of all citizens to vote and notes threats to bar petition signers, with only part of his 112,000 signatures filed. Kansas law requires an affidavit if a primary vote is challenged. Sanders Predicts Victory in Hoover Reelection Bid.
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Topeka
John R. Brinkley
Milford
Sanders
Primary Campaign Nearing an End
Topeka July 28 AP With the primary only days away candidates and supporters push final pleas on radio and in speeches. Gov Harry H Woodring campaigns in his Third District denouncing press bias and seeking investigations into alleged campaign fund assessments. Alfred M Landon touts business principles for state government. London visits Kansas towns. Ben S Paulen extends handshaking tour for Senate nomination and J H Mercer receives an endorsement from William Allen White. Attorney General Roland Boynton criticizes alleged state employee funding schemes and pledges action under civil service law.
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Topeka
Kansas
Harry H. Woodring
Farm Bureau
Altoona
Cherryvale
Leavenworth
Lacey Simpson
Kansas City
Kan
Alfred M. Landon
London
Arkansas City
Winfield
Burden
Cambridge
Grenola
Moline
Sedan
Independence
Ben S. Paulen
J. H. Mercer
William Allen White
Emporia
Roland Boynton
Guy T. Helvering
Democratic
Change Routing of No 40 Into Lawrence From East
At the city commission request highway No 40 routing into Lawrence from the east was changed. Traffic now enters Lawrence via Herds corner east to 73 W and North Third street, removing heavy flow from North Seventh Locust and nearby streets. State highway workers updated the signs to reflect the new path. The move aims to reduce railroad crossing dangers near the depot and ease congestion around the school district and Locust street.
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City Commission
Herd’s Corner Eest
Lawrence
North Third Street
State Highway Department
North Seventh
North Lawrence
Third Street
Templeton faces murder charge in aunt slaying
George Douglas Templeton Jr., 20, a university junior, was formally charged with first degree murder for stabbing his aunt to death in her bedroom before dawn Tuesday. Sheriff Emig said Templeton will be arraigned Monday at Mountain View. Husband William Rider Babcock was seriously slashed with a butcher knife, and a witness named Claire Burnette alias Dixiana Chaplin is held as a material witness. Templeton allegedly sought help to establish an alibi.
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San Jose
Cal
George Douglas Templeton, Jr
University
William J. Emig
Templeton
Mountain View
Lillian Babcock
William Rider Babcock
Manila
Claire Burnette
Dixiana Chaplin
Federal Emergency Fund Expended on Highway 50S Upgrades
Topeka July 28 AP nearly $1 100 000 of the $3 276 334 emergency federal aid will fund paving and grading on U S 50S in Kansas. Projects include 5 5 miles in Harvey county 11 miles west of Strong City and 5 miles in eastern Chase and western Lyon counties. Additional improvements between Newton and Emporia expected. The highway commission meets August 8 to complete the emergency program funded by 50S.
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Topeka
Kansas Highway Commission
Guy T. Helvering
U. S. 508
Harvey County
Strong City
Chase County
Lyon County
Helvering
Newton
Emporia
Commission
Uncertain funds discussed at Kiwanis meeting
Dean Frank T. Stockton of the University school of business warned before the Kiwanis Club that federal relief funds for Kansas are not guaranteed. He said the law limits loans to 15 percent per state and that Kansas may receive 32 700 000 or nothing. He urged planning for winter as if no federal loan will arrive.
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Kiwanis Club
Wiedemann’s Today
Frank T. Stockton
University School of Business
Ansas
Congress
Kansas
Dean Stockton
Lawrence
Two Unmasked Youths Rob Marquette Bank
Two unmasked youths robbed Farmers State Bank in Marquette at noon, taking 2500 dollars from the till. One demanded a currency bill while a gun was shown to assistant cashier Clarence Peterson and bookkeeper Miss Leona Carlson before locking them in the vault. Robert Huntgren, a nearby meat shop employee, heard cries, alerted others, and helped release them as the bandits fled south in a small car. The vehicle reportedly bore 1932 Kansas license plates 63-1017.
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Marquette
Farmers State Bank
Clarence Peterson
Cam
Leona Carlson
Robert Huntgren
Kansas
Gorguloff Taken To Death House At Paris Prison
Paris July 28 AP Convicted murderer of President Paul Doumer Paul Gorguloff was moved to the death house at Sante prison to await execution by guillotine He refused to accept the method asking to be shot like a soldier A 24 hour watch guards his cell as he has three days to appeal but has not indicated intentions
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Paris
Paul Doumer
Paul Gorguloff
Sante
Shrine meeting chosen for Atlantic City next year
The Imperial Council of the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine selected Atlantic City as next year’s meeting place. The council rejected a motion for Shrine demonstrations every three years and will continue annual meetings. Also noted were new openings in Darlington South Carolina with a cotton mill resuming four days weekly and a veneer plant reopening.
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San Francisco
Atlantic City
Darlington
S. C
Kansas Weather Forecast Passes Through Clouds and Storms
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with possible local thunderstorms and cooler temperatures in the northeast. Morning outlook shows clear to partly cloudy skies in Arkansas City with good road conditions in Douglas County. Early yesterday morning temperatures were around 20 degrees.
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Kansas
Arkansas City
Douglas County
Shot by robbers wounds Ton ganoxie station owner
Arthur Turner, 26, proprietor of the Turner filling station at Tonganoxie and brother of deputy sheriff Leonard Turner, was shot and seriously wounded by robbers about 10 PM. The assailants fled east on highway 40 in a cream-wheel Chevrolet coupe bearing Missouri plates. Turner fired twice, was hospitalized in Kansas City, and there was no robbery taken.
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Arthur Turner
Turner
Tonganoxie
Leonard Turner
Kansas City
Kan
Tonganoxic
Missouri
Arthur
Mills
eFsons
WREN
Lme
Highway 40
Jayhawker
Army Aviators Die in Three Training Crashes
Six Polish army fliers were killed today during training flights. A pilot and observer died in Konin, two were killed in a crash at Lwow, and a third accident at Poznan claimed two more lives. The incidents occurred in swift succession this afternoon.
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Warsaw
Konin
Lwow
Poznan
Topeka
Two Robbers Steal $75 From Topeka Filling Station
Two men held up a Cities Service station in Topeka this morning and escaped with about $75. Police said the getaway car was a muddy Chevrolet coach with a Kansas plate. Authorities notified Lawrence police as the investigation began.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Bel
Kansas
Community Picnic Program Set For August 4 at South Park
The committee announced the complete program for the Community Picnic on August 4 in South Park. Events include two baseball games, a free show at Patee theater, a basket dinner, dancing, puppet show, and a twilight league baseball clash between Rotary and Lone Star All-Stars. Notables listed: A. E. Woestemeyer, Leslie Demeritt, George Hedrick, Stanley Lehwahn, E. A. Wood, C G Vari.
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A. E. Woestemeyer
Leslie Demeritt
George Hedrick
Stanley Lehwahn
E. A. Wood
C G Vari
American Legion Bugle
Patee Theater
Rotary
Lone Star
Lawrence
Lawrence “Oy
Everett Truitt
Topeka
Legion
Eleven Women Enroll for Mother's Vacation Camp
Farm Bureau women from Douglas Jefferson Leavenworth and Wyandotte counties enroll for the Mother's Vacation camp to be held at the state lake near Tonganoxie from this afternoon to Sunday afternoon. Miss Amy Kelley of Kansas State College will attend. Martha Lou Perkins will lead recreation and swimming. A picnic Sunday will include the husbands.
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Farm Bureau
Douglas County
Tonganoxie
Jefferson
Leavenworth
Wyandotte
Eastern Kansas Rural Recreation Association
Amy Kelley
Kansas State College
Martha Lou Perkins
Lawrence
Christie Hepler
Iva Holliday
Leavenworth County
J. D. Henry
William Wymer
G. A. Baldwin
Harry Unger
John Matney
Jack Bahnmaier
John French
Ralph Colman
W. D. Wear
Jacob Hamig
John Kasson
Former Oklahoma judge arrested after two year search
Q P McGhee former Ottawa county judge was returned to Vinita Oklahoma from Berryville Arkansas after a night arrest in a cafe where he worked as a cook. He along with Frank Burns Miami attorney and Jeff Sexton Ketchum peace justice were convicted in 1927 of aiding a felon to escape Elmer Inman robber and killer using a fake warrant. Sentences seven years one year and six months were upheld after appeals.
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Vinita
Okla
Q. P. McGhee
Ottawa County
Berryville
Ark
McGhee
Frank Burns
Miami
Jeff Sexton
Ketchum
Craig County
Burns
Sexton
Donates Carload of Wheat by Mining Candidate
Pittsburg Kansas July 28 AP a miners relief committee announced Lacey Simpson Republican governor candidate donated a carload of wheat for relief. Wheat resides in Kansas City and flour will be delivered via an Alma elevator. Fills R F C Directorate Washington July 25 AP President Hoover appointed Charles A Miller of Utica New York as the seventh director of the Reconstruction Corporation filling the directorate for state senator pol adv.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Lacey Simpson
Farmer Friends
Kansas City
Alma
Fills
Hyde Answers Critics of the Farm Board
Kansas City July 28 AP Arthur M Hyde secretary of agriculture replies to grain traders claim the farm board lowers prices He argues prices are higher for raisers due to the tariff and board Noting wheat on the Chicago Board of Trade nears five cent Liverpool quota yet costs about fifteen cents to ship to Liverpool
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Kansas City
Arthur M. Hyde
Farm Board
Shannon House Committee
Tariff
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Wakarusa township May Consider Levy For General Fund Fire
The Wakarusa township board urged a levy of one mill for general fund and a quarter mill for fire protection at a taxpayers meeting in the township hall. The plan, with a 14 percent assessment cut, aims to lower taxes, and the fire protection contract with Lawrence was discussed but not voted. Ed Harvey was named chairman, with Ed L Brown as spokesman detailing past work and future plans amid criticism over wages, full time patrols, legal fees, election board costs, and costs to surface rock near Brackett school house for one farmer.
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Wakarusa
Wakarusa Township
City of
Lawrence
Ed Harvey
Ed. L. Brown
Joe
Shi
Warneke Wins 16th as Cubs Beat Red Sox 4 to 1
In Boston Lon Warneke pitched the Chicago Cubs to a 4 to 1 victory over the Boston Braves. Warneke notched his 16th win of the season and has only three losses, extending a nine game winning streak.
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Lon Warneke
Chicago Cubs
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Warneke
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Hemsley
Tetrs
Hargrave
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Uly
Grantham
Durocher
Johson
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Klein
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Brooklyn
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Stout
Intinson
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Shante
Luke
Stouts
Swetonie
Bramenech
Grace
Fitzsimmins
Menney
Kumacher
Horan
New York
Pieina
Padden
Bel
O'Farre
Hoover Calls Directors Meeting At White House
President Hoover convened an extraordinary meeting of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation board in the White House cabinet room. Eugene Meyer former chairman Paul Bestor and Atlee Pomerene named as new chairman attended. no outcome details released. Arab Temple of Topeka received a permanent charter from the Shrine convention in San Francisco after its fall 192x temporary charter.
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Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
White House
Eugene Meyer
Paul Bestor
Atlee Pomerene
Topeka
San Francisco
Douglas County Cuts 1933 Levy to 3.77 Mills Plan Calls Public Hearing Aug 10
The Douglas County tentative budget for 1983 shows a reduced levy of 3.77 mills for 1933, down from 4.42 in 1932 and 4.85 in 1930, despite a $4 million drop in valuation. The hearing is set for August 10 at 10 a.m. at the county courthouse. Commissioners Kennedy Black Hill and Clerk Bowman cite restrained spending and minimal impact on government services as factors in the cut.
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Douglas County
County Commission
X. J. Kennedy
Earl Black
E. J. Hill
C. C. Bowman
Will Demonstrate Stock Judging Practices In Kansas
D M Seath extension dairyman of Kansas State College at Manhattan will be in Lawrence on July 29 to conduct fitting and showing demonstrations for 4 H club members. Demonstrations cover calves handling leading hoof and horn care and making halters and blankets. Two cattle classes will be judged with placings and reasons. Schedule 10 oclock Bahnmaier place two miles west and two miles south of Lecompton 1300 Robert Miller place one and a half miles north of the Michgan street and highway 40 intersection.
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D. M. Seath
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Lawrence
J. A. Terrell
Miners Back to Work As Col deries Open
Miners return to work in Wilkesbarre region as several collieries resume operation and Lehigh Valley Railroad recalls crews. About 2,000 men go back to work in three Lehigh Valley Coal Co. collieries idle since May 4. Bellefonte silk mill owned by C K Eagle Co of Shamokin also resumes, employing 150 workers.
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Wilkesbarre
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Bellefonte
C.K. Eagle Company of
Shamokin
Three City Clinics Tomorrow At Two To Four
The city health office will run three clinics tomorrow in two halls. The well baby clinic is at the new city hall from 2 to 4 in the afternoon with Dr. Harold Gilkey in charge. The orthopaedic clinic is at the old city hall from 2 to 4 with Dr. C B Francisco in charge. The nervous and mental clinic also meets at the old city hall from 2 to 4 with Dr. G Leonard Herrington in charge.
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City Health Office
New City Hall
Gelock
Harold Gilkey
C. B. Francisco
Old City Hall
G. Leonard Herrington
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